Young Farmer Climate Perspectives: Scott Chang-Fleeman, Shao Shan Farm, Bolinas, CA – National Young Farmers Coalition
Living and farming in Northern California, Scott Chang-Fleeman of Shao Shan Farm is no stranger to the ways in which climate change is affecting farmers like him. Shao Shan Farm is a five-acre certified organic farm specializing in East and Southeast Asian vegetables. They sell their products th
Living and farming in Northern California, Scott Chang-Fleeman of Shao Shan Farm is no stranger to the ways in which climate change is affecting farmers like him. Shao Shan Farm is a five-acre certified organic farm specializing in East and Southeast Asian vegetables. They sell their products through direct marketing — at farmers markets, through a community supported agriculture (CSA) program, and to chefs and grocery stores throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Scott is currently scaling up the production of kabocha squash, Japanese sweet potatoes, dry beans, and dried flours. Farming…
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